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Paul Ammon Austin is charged with multiple felonies after he fought and tried to disarm two deputies Tuesday, Feb. 13, at Wild Rice Depot in Brainerd.

A look through the Brainerd Dispatch archives with Terry McCollough combing the microfilm for tidbits of history through the decades going back to 1924.

School Board members chose Christopher Dibble, Elizabeth Keenan, Adrian Norman and Kristine Wehrkamp-Herman as the four semi-finalists out of a pool of nine to interview for the position.

As Prayer Warriors, We must come together in the battle with the authority of the victorious sword of the word.

Erickson was born in Tokyo, Japan, and adopted by Caucasian parents. He will experience the racism and prejudice he has experienced throughout his life.

Rep. Pete Stauber opposed supporting Ukraine, citing “fiscal prudence,” as this American ally and friend withers under Russian attacks on innocent civilians.

Two-day event provides draw for rock hounds and families looking for a weekend event, with vendors, food, demonstrations, gifts and Rock Wizard.

County Administrative Services Director Deborah Erickson and Crow Wing County Engineer Tim Bray were interviewed Monday for the county administrator position.

Oliver, known for his blend of magic, music, and comedic ventriloquism, will bring his talking dog, Irving, and other characters for an evening of laughter and entertainment suitable for all ages.

Brainerd Lakes community members Gayle Nielsen and Larry Fisk recount their journeys to Nicaragua.